
Witcher Escape Diary
猎魔人逃亡日记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 133k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
64Chapters
67Votes
118Recs
10Fans
Honours
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Ah, the surprising style, it's finally not the damn panel and system (if there is any later, just pretend I didn't mention it). Come on, author, don't die.
Very well written, keep it up.
It is a rare road adventure fantasy novel with a protagonist who has a high starting point, and the plot progresses quickly and unexpectedly w
This is the author. Some comments cannot be replied. Thank you here. Thanks for the review! Thanks for the support! Thanks for the criticism too! For newcomers and new books, I will read every comment. I will think about all the issues raised by readers and make corrections if I can. I hope the work will get better and better. Luckily, I will write hard to the end no matter what the result is!
Why does this introduction look familiar?
It's well done, the characters have distinct personalities and their anchor points are clear. The plot is also well-founded and well-founded, and the anchor points of the plot are also very clear. The relevant narration also reinforces these very well. Properly detailed, it can be said to be the golden ratio. Even though this is a somewhat unfamiliar world, it still feels familiar at its core. The descriptions also have a sense of scene, which is easy to bring into the story.
The language is a bit bland, but it's very comfortable to read. It's a relatively pure western fantasy. Also, did the author play Baldur's Gate? There are so many familiar words. Come on, author. However, it seems that there are no big breaking points at present, and there is no plot that arouses readers' curiosity. It is really like that kind of game text. The feeling of online novels is relatively light. The readers all know the purpose of the protagonist, but there is no more suspense except how the elf saves the protagonist. Due to the principle of Chekhov's Gun, this The devil's contract will definitely be used later, so the elves' method will definitely not work. Also, the following chapters have eliminated the urgency of escape, and the setting effect of the chief's defection has become smaller.
Witcher? Is it the one I thought? Trial of Green Grass, White Wolf Witcher or something? Or is it original?